Addressed incorrect cached VST3 plugins names in the inspector.Addressed an issue with dynamic delay compensation with VST3 plugins.Addressed an issue with rescanning unlicensed audio plugins on startup.Addressed an issue scanning VST3 plugins on certain system languages.Addressed rescanning on startup issue with crashed VST3 plugins.Here are the changes related to the audio/Fairlight Page: Addressed display issue with installed transitions in the edit page.Addressed an issue where changes to date created would not be saved.Addressed an issue with parts of H.264 clips showing offline on Windows.Below is a list of all the other changes and fixes: At CineD, we’re using Resolve as our primary video editing software, and it’s nice to see that Blackmagic Design took the time to improve Fusion playback performances, which is not the software’s most optimized Page, to say the least.Īlso, this latest update now supports RED’s latest SDK for optimal performances.
This latest DaVinci Resolve Studio 17.4.2 improves the playback performance for Fusion titles and effects significantly. Source: Blackmagic Design DaVinci Resolve Studio 17.4.2 update To improve the performance of its software, Blackmagic Design has just released DaVinci Resolve Studio 17.4.2, which is a “minor” update but fixes a lot of bugs and improves the software’s capabilities. Regularly, the company releases updates that improve the performances of its famous NLE/color grading software, like the previous 17.4 updates that included support and optimization for Apple M1/M1 Max computers. Let’s take a closer look at it!īlackmagic Design released DaVinci Resolve 17 back in February this year after a pretty long beta period. This update improves playback performance for Fusion titles and effects and addresses a lot of issues and support for the latest RED SDK. Blackmagic Design just released an update for its famous DaVinci Resolve Studio 17.4.2 NLE and color correction software.
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